Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05

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The following marriage licenses have
been returned 20 the Office of the Pro-
bate Judge Of Philips county since
January 18th:
January 18Th by Rev T. Bracken,
/ Mr., Henry Burst and Aliss Mary Al
brechtson, both of PhillipsbHrg. Ages,
groom p, bride p. Occupation Of
groom farmer.
January Il, By G. NJ. Cole, Probate
Judge, Mr.. w. T. Wilcox and Mrs.
Margaret J. Walton, both of Logan
township. Ages, groom so, bride %.
/ Occupation Of groom farmer.
January 10 by E. HUFF, justice of the
peace, Mr.. ira Porter and Miss Ella
Jennings, both of Logan township.
Ages, groom 10, bride 10. Occupation
of groom, farmer.
January Path, by Abe Beehtel. justice
OF the peace. Mr.. j. A. Jacobs and
Miss E. L. WILDER, both of Kirwin
township. Ages, groom "a, bride Is.
/ Occupation of groom, farmer.
January 25th, by Rev. a. Cumbcw.
Mr.. John Brown and Clara Mcconnell,
both Of solomon township. Ages,
groom 10, bride Il. Occupation Of
groom, farmer.
January 30-h, by j. D. N1atteson g.,
justice of the peace. Mr.. Thomas II
/ Underwood and Miss Kate Z. CarralI,
both of Crystal township. Ages,
groom 20. bride IS. Occupation Of
groom farmer.
January 29th, by Phil Townsley g,
justice OF the peace, Mr.. James B. Dur
nil and Mamie Vance. both of Long Is
land township. Ages, groom a,
bride Il. Occup ltion of groom, farmer.
January 30th, by j. d. MaJteson, jus
'tice Of the peace, Mr.. John F. Carrall
aud Miss Louise Merrifeld, both of
Crystal township. Ages, groom p,
bride 16. Occupation OF groom farm er.
The following additional licenses
have been issued but not returned TO
date:
Mr.. W. 7. Mende and Miss NJ A.
Bensen, both of Woodruff. Ages,
groom "A, bride Is. Occupation Of
groom farmer
MI. j. L. Mcknight and Miss Eta
Dague, both of Logan township.
Ages, groom %, bride Is. Occupa-
ton of groom livery.
MIR. q. H. Mcknight and Miss Ella
Dague. both OF Logan township, Ages,
groom 10, bride 20 Occupation of
groom farmer.
herbert Clark and Miss Mary D.
Tracy, both Of Mound township. Oc-
cupation of groom farmer.
Mr.. Jacob Blub2ugh and Miss Kate
David. Ages, of groom %, bride %.
Occupation OF groom farmer.
An attractive feature in the city is
the handsome residence of William
BisselI, just completed aud occupied
by the family. The house is cOmmo-
dious, well planned and substanti-
ally built. II is supplied with modern
Improvements, being hea,e ed with steam,
and lit with gas. Throughout the en-
tire house an air Of comfort, com 5iueu
with elegance, prevails. The house
is finely pain. Ell from cellar to attic and
with unusually good taste. In the pat-
e lOr we nOtile black walnut q aiming
with trimmings OF ebony and gilt. The
sitting room aud hall presents a very
: neat appearance, something similar,
- while Inc DINING and bed rooms are
dressed IN tasty cOlors. The centers
n the dining room and hall are eiabO-
rately Gnisued Goth IN design and
workmanship, and add much 10 the
, general artistic com pIeteness. Baker
Bros. have gwen good evidence of their
. capacity as artistic painters. Mr. jas.
Crosier us master builder assisted by his
brother o. u. Crosier and son Frank
have added to thei, previous good repu-
ta5iOn. / he house is warmed by steam.
The gas is manufactur ed from gasoline
the apparatus for manufacturing which
ogelher with the steam apparatus, was
furnished and put in operation by the
house OF Donovan & Dewitt, Newton.
Kansas. The Introduction OF steam
ana gas into the houses. on The fsI
western ptairies is novelty, aud MIR
Bi,sell enjoys the honor of being thC
pioneer in This respect in this county.
We congratulate Mr.. BLssell on his
pleasant surroundings and express the
hope that he and his estimable wifi,
may have a happy passage as they de
sceud The plane Of lie incident to the
scar and yell ow leaf.
Railroad engineers have been Skin